Counselling is a systematic and purposeful process through which an individual is helped to understand personal, social, or work-related problems and to develop the capacity to resolve them effectively. In the context of managing personnel in tourism, counselling refers to the supportive interaction between a supervisor or manager and an employee aimed at improving performance, resolving conflicts, reducing stress, and enhancing job satisfaction. The tourism industry is characterized by long working hours, direct customer interaction, cultural diversity, seasonality, and high service expectations. These factors often create emotional strain, interpersonal tensions, and motivational issues among employees. Counselling becomes an essential managerial function to maintain morale, productivity, and service quality. Counselling in tourism management is not merely giving advice; it is a structured communication process that involves listening, understanding, guiding, and empowering employees. It may be required in situations such as handling guest complaints,